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1) am not sure that commanded some films are aimed in. This shows a prime minister of three small critiques has, although they are much smaller. Each individual DVD or 'volume' the disk has 3 or 4 episodes, for example Disk 1 has 'A Chump in Oxford' (1940), 'Of Soup the Dice' (1928) and 'Another Disorder Fino' (1930).
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It is of course in 4:3 format with a quality of picture in the today the modern TV that the excellent looks. In fact look fantastic considering an age of some original register almost when being 90 years ago.! All are optioned in any B&W or colourised films. This 1991 DVD collection is excellently reproduced and packaged in a main each register is restored faithfully, better that agrees him. For a way there is the DVD on region 2 has called a Golden age of Comedy, which is not this film. Film of studio seriously, but then, shows these and laugh your questions was, that loss perhaps the tear of any for one was that it is no more and never can be again. Youngson Dips it more: some clowns have departed, but has left his shadows behind. I need to be agreed that these films are historical (on means the old century!) Machineries his, the monument to some clowns of a silent screen and our attitude have changed to the visual comedy partorisca he is own sake. This was my first flavour of silent comedy, and has laughed like the drain in a sheer the energy has on projected in a screen. While any attack the BFI the presentation of type will find this DVD an absolute gem. And we have had Robert Youngson, taking old comedies and linking them with amusing music and commentary partorisca do featurelength ribticklers like a DVD down description. Has Paul Mertons excellent presentations, has had one initiates of Kevin Brownlow, before that there has been 'Golden Silents' and Bob Monkhouse is soyPelículas of announced in television.
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